RE: Win7 professional 64 bit + Visual Studio 2008 + Tortoise 64 bit = Mixed errors and workround

> VS2008 creates its own user folder 'Visual Studio 2008' under
> .\user\My Documents
> When using these Tortoise SVN created many of the errors reported
> elsewhere.
> Problems went away when I used my own folders outside ..user\My
> Documents\Visual studio 2008 for my projects.
> Win7 and VS2008 have some control over their folders and
> Tortoise/SVN failed (for me).
> Everyone permission and turning off UAC did not work.

With Visual Studio, heck all development I highly recommend you create a dev root in your Home User folder. Call it "development" or "projects"... set your virus scanner to ignore it and any sub-folders. Put all your working copies in this folder.

Go into Visual Studio Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions, and set the "Project Location" to the dev root folder you just created.

So your project are no longer in My documents which as you say does work then your problem is solved.

In the words of John Hodgeman... "You're Welcome".

BOb

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Received on 2011-02-25 16:14:19 CET